Stinky Stuff New Improved Formula - Dog Stuff Soothe itchy irritated skin and paws - Easy mess free formula - 100% Pure and Natural. (125g)

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Stinky Stuff should always be combined with either Stinky Stuff Carrier Oil or Stinky Stuff Shampoo Base. By comparison, humans only have just 5 million olfactory receptor cells, making your dog’ssense of smell 60 times more powerful than your own!If you could smell that well, wouldn’t you want to surround yourself with the smells you like best? Remember the last time you were invited to a formal event? What was the last thing you did before you headed out the door on your way to the party? That's right, you spritzed on a little perfume! What for? So all your friends would notice how great you smell and like you even more! And if you are single, maybe you were thinking about attracting a mate too. Well, that's exactly what your dog is doing! Not only will a little Eau de Squirrel Corpse impress all your dog's buddies, it might even score him a new girlfriend. As far as your dog is concerned, you are likely to be really impressed with his new scent too! Think about how important smell is to your dog. They jam their noses into the most scent-filled areas possible and can sniff out tasty morsels under several layers of clothes. Dogs have300 million olfactory receptor cells in their noses. Whether it’s for function or just for fun, dogs are going to roll in smelly stuff. The important thing is to remember that it’s a completely normal behaviour. The best solution to your dog rolling in smelly stuff is to avoid smelly stuff as much as possible.

So for once FB is showcasing a product that really works (though if my toes drop off in a year or so, I’ll report that too 😉). Unfortunately, dogs prefer stuff that smells, well, bad. But keep in mind, their perception of “bad” is different from ours. Dogs choose dirty, rotten, stinky smells because those are the smells that appeal to their doggy natures. Theory Four: Stinky Stuff is Fun! I admit I was sceptical, products on FB aren’t renowned for being genuine… but nothing else was working long term and I didn’t want to use more steroids, so I decided to try it. For skunk or other extra-stinky smells, try this powerful DIY dog shampoo: mix 1 quart 3% hydrogen peroxide with1/4 cup baking soda and1 teaspoon liquid soap. Massage into wet fur, avoiding their eyes!This is for extreme smell cases only; do not use as a regular shampoo.Furthermore, I would appreciate it if the company could provide a list of the veterinarians who have supposedly endorsed their product including the dates for this recommendations.

To use as a massage rub: Combine an equal amount of Stinky Stuff and Carrier Oil. A teaspoon of each should be plenty. One week of using Ear Stuff and she is no longer scratching and she has no nasty smell in her ears, thank you.” Elaine Musty It’s a documented fact that wolves sometimes roll in animal carcasses or animal dung to cover up their scent, so this theory is based on some truth. However, leading animal behaviourist Patricia McConnell thinks it’s a bit of a reach. First, most prey animals are highly visual, depending more on their eyes than their noses to alert them to predators. Just want to say how pleased & amazed I am with the stinky stuff cat range (Non Stinky). She actually looks and feels like a cat again and is incredibly happy in herself again! 100% recommend.. even if you’re sceptical these products are fantastic!!” Becca Stopp My own dogs (4 of them) roll in smelly things too. Here’s the best piece of advice I’ve ever been given – by an experienced vet tech.

Theory Two: Scent Messages

There are also several deodorizing shampoos available commercially. We’ve heard good things about Durvet Naturals Basics Deodorizing Shampoo and Nature’s Miracle Skunk Odor Remover, which works on a variety of odors, not just skunk spray. The Nature’s Miracle product is also safe to use on clothing and carpet. Food Stuff can also be used as a daily nutritional supplement for superb maintenance of the skin and coat. Anticipate problem areas. If you can predict where or when your dog is likely to roll in something foul, don’t give him the opportunity to do so. Maybe it’s the parkway flowerbed three doors down, the one the neighborhood cats routinely use as a litter box. I disagree about using shampoos, first because lots of western dogs are given baths far too often due to over-fastidious owners, second because they ruin the dogs’ skin, third because the dogs will roll again to remove the offending smell (the perfume that oversensitive owners do love). When this behavior is solid, the dog should happily turn toward you, if not return to you, in anticipation of a reward. Use this behavior randomly while on walks to build and maintain a strong reinforcement history. It’s a great way to keep a dog out of trouble, especially when he’s off leash.